Following the teaser spot for the Australian Open last week, Uber Eats has released four new spots in its latest 'Tonight I'll Be Eating.' campaign via Special Group Australia. The campaign features comedian and creator of Borat, Sacha Baron Cohen, alongside Australian tennis icons world #1 Ash Ba
February 15 2021, 10:34 am | BY Ricki Green | 31 Comments
Following the teaser spot for the Australian Open last week, Uber Eats has released four new spots in its latest ‘Tonight I’ll Be Eating…’ campaign via Special Group Australia. The campaign features comedian and creator of Borat, Sacha Baron Cohen, alongside Australian tennis icons world number one Ash Barty and Nick Kyrgios.
The campaign is centred on an entirely new character created by Cohen, a Rogue Umpire, who is constantly sabotaging the game in order to maintain love on the scoreboard during tennis matches featuring Barty and Kyrgios.
While the Rogue Umpire (Cohen) tries to keep love on the scoreboard Uber Eats will post a promo code on their Instagram to unlock free menu items at selected restaurant partners every time the point score is love during the Australian Open. When there is no longer love in the point score, the code disappears. Throughout the tournament there will be thousands of opport
February 8 2021, 11:51 am | BY Ricki Green | 22 Comments
Uber Eats has recruited comedian and creator of Borat, Sacha Baron Cohen, alongside Australian tennis icons world number one Ash Barty and Nick Kyrios to feature in this year’s Australian Open campaign, ‘Tonight, I’ll Be Eating for Love’ via Special Group Australia.
‘Tonight I’ll Be Eating for Love’ is centred on an entirely new character created by Cohen, a Rogue Umpire, who is constantly sabotaging the game in order to maintain love on the scoreboard during tennis matches featuring Barty and Kyrios.
While the Rogue Umpire (Cohen) tries to keep love on the scoreboard Uber Eats will post a promo code on their Instagram to unlock free menu items at selected restaurant partners every time the point score is love during the Australian Open. When there is no longer love in the point score, the code disappears. Throughout the tournament there will be thousands of opportunities to win free menu items (deli